Use AfxParseURLEx ?
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Hello community, i use this function in my application and have a little issue! For example Firefox translate URL with tis "ö" to "%C3%B6" and this is ok, now when i use AfxParseUrlEx with URLs who have character like "ö" in this convert it to "%F6" and this is wrong! I need it converted like Firefox from "ö" to "%C3%B6"!! Hove to use AfxParseUrlEx so that they should do the same like Firefox? Use with parameter ICU_BROWSER_MODE don't work! :( I hope my question is understandable for other :( Best regards bosfan
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Hello community, i use this function in my application and have a little issue! For example Firefox translate URL with tis "ö" to "%C3%B6" and this is ok, now when i use AfxParseUrlEx with URLs who have character like "ö" in this convert it to "%F6" and this is wrong! I need it converted like Firefox from "ö" to "%C3%B6"!! Hove to use AfxParseUrlEx so that they should do the same like Firefox? Use with parameter ICU_BROWSER_MODE don't work! :( I hope my question is understandable for other :( Best regards bosfan
What happens if you set
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What happens if you set
dwFlagsto0?"One man's wage rise is another man's price increase." - Harold Wilson
"Fireproof doesn't mean the fire will never come. It means when the fire comes that you will be able to withstand it." - Michael Simmons
"Some people are making such thorough preparation for rainy days that they aren't enjoying today's sunshine." - William Feather
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Hello, thanks for answer! It is the same, character 'ö' is converted to "%F6" not to "%C3%B6"! Maybe i do not understand this function!? For example, blanc's are converted to "%20" and this is ok! :( regards bosfan!
"%C3%B6" is a two byte character, perhaps the issue has something to do with character encoding (UTF-8 vs UTF-16)? Edit: I see that 0xF6 (246 decimal) is ASCII character "ö".
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